Three hours of bedlum, that changed Jeremy Bambers destiny for ever...

[mike tesko]

Another way of approaching this matter, is to compare what PI Miller, Dr Craig, and DCS Harris have said, about there only being one wound on Sheila's neck at around 8.44am, and compare this information, against the photographs taken by PC Bird, and ask yourselves if it makes any sense?

How is it possible, for Miller, Craig and Harris, to fail to see the two bullet entry holes in her neck, and all that blood on her neck and face? Unless, of course, Sheila had only been shot once by that stage, and if she had been shot only once by that point, was she actually dead, or not?

[mike tesko]

I have it on good authority, that Sheila had only been shot once by the time Miller, Craig and Harris, turned up in the bedroom at about 8.44am, and that the only wound present on her neck by that stage, was the lower so called or named, non fatal neck wound. There was no other blood on her face, no other blood on her neck - the only blood present upon her neck by that stage was a very faint trickle of dried blood which had run vertically down her throat towards her chest, which could hardly be noticed, and that this was the sight which Miller, Craig and Harris were all confronted with at 8.44am...

[mike tesko]

I have it on good authority, that Sheila had only been shot once by the time Miller, Craig and Harris, turned up in the bedroom at about 8.44am, and that the only wound present on her neck by that stage, was the lower so called or named, non fatal neck wound. There was no other blood on her face, no other blood on her neck - the only blood present upon her neck by that stage was a very faint trickle of dried blood which had run vertically down her throat towards her chest, which could hardly be noticed, and that this was the sight which Miller, Craig and Harris were all confronted with at 8.44am...

The blood from the corners of her mouth, and the blood from the upper fatal bullet hole beneath the chin, and blood from her nostril, came later, after Miller, Craig, and Harris had left the main bedroom. Sheila was not dead when Craig pronounced her as being dead, she had only been shot once by that stage, blood from this solitary shot ran vertically down her neck towards her throat, whereas, the fresher looking blood from the fatal shot flowed in a horizontal fashion, indicative of her being laid down flatish or slightly on her right side at the time the second shot was inflicted...

[mike tesko]

They had to get rid of the original badly fragmented PV/20 bullet, and substitute it with a test fired round, because a different weapon had fired the two bullets which wounded, and killed her...

[mike tesko]

They had to get rid of the original badly fragmented PV/20 bullet, and substitute it with a test fired round, because a different weapon had fired the two bullets which wounded, and killed her...

I have been told that the substitution of the original badly fragmented bullet which was inflicted diagonally across the throat, was swapped over, because police had treated her death as a suicide, when all along they knew full well that it was not a suicide. The same gun did not fire the two original bullets, PV/20 and PV/19, so for purpose of simplicity, they used a test fired round fired via the same rifle that had fired bullet, PV/19, and swapped it over with the original badly fragmented bullet, PV/20, so it could be argued that police were dealing with a one gun crime...

[mike tesko]

This was done, as part of the cover up surrounding the circumstances relating to exactly how Sheila had died upstairs in the bedroom, after police had entered the building...

[mike tesko]

The reason why there has been no official time of death in Sheila's case is because the actual precise time of her death occurred after the training officers who performed 'familiars', entered the crime scene, at around 9am...

[mike tesko]

The reason why there has been no official time of death in Sheila's case is because the actual precise time of her death occurred after the training officers who performed 'familiars', entered the crime scene, at around 9am...

I have been told, unofficially, that Sheila was shot and killed in the main bedroom, at 9.12am, or at least that is the time when the loaded rifle was being manipulated on Sheila's body, and contact with the fingers of her right hand against the trigger, discharged a live round beneath her chin, by the rifle without a silencer fitted to its barrell...

[lookout]

That would account for the male prints on the rifle----------origin unknown.

[mike tesko]

It was no coincidence that overall control of the crime scene (whf) was withheld from SOCO until 10 O'clock, despite some already being present at the scene, prior to introduction into the scene of the group of training officers hell bent on performing 'familiars', along with the arrival at the scene, of 'Ron' Cook, at 9.20am...